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TIDA-010037 hardware design
This section provides an overview of the hardware used in the TIDA-010037 design, which includes information on the eFuse circuit used to create a current limited rail for connection to an external communication module. In addition, this section discusses the circuits used to translate the Mains voltage and current to the voltage waveform sensed by the ADS131M04.
Designing software for split-phase electricity meters that use standalone ADCs
This section covers the initialization code and algorithms that can be used to calculate metrology parameters in a split-phase system using the sensed voltage and current samples
Calibration and metrology accuracy results
This section discusses the procedure used to calibrate the TIDA-010037 design and the results obtained with this design.
Summary
In this section, a summary of the entire “How to design high-accuracy CT-based split-phase electricity meters using standalone metrology ADCs” training module would be covered. Links will be provided for the reference designs that were discussed during this training series.
Current sensor and metrology architecture options
This section compares two types of current sensors used in electricity meters: current transformers and shunts. In addition, it discusses three different architectures for sensing the voltage and current samples used to calculate the metrology parameters. These architectures include a SoC-based architecture, AFE-based architecture, and ADC-based architecture.
Introduction to TIDA-010036 reference design
This section provide an overview of the TIDA-010036 reference design, which uses the ADS131M04 delta sigma standalone ADC for sensing the voltage and current necessary to calculate metrology parameters. The TIDA-010036 design targets Class 0.5 single-phase two-wire meters with shunt current sensors and has a compact, magnetically immune cap-drop power supply to power the design from AC mains.
TIDA-010036 hardware design
This section provides an overview of the hardware used in the TIDA-010036 design, which includes the circuits used to translate the Mains voltage and current to the voltage waveform sensed by the ADS131M04. In addition, it covers the TPS7A78-based cap-drop power supply used in this design.
Designing software for 1-phase electricity meters that use standalone ADCs
This section covers the initialization code and algorithms that can be used to calculate metrology parameters in a single-phase system using the sensed voltage and current samples.
ADS131M04 current detection mode for detecting neutral removal tampering
This section discusses current detection mode, which is a special low-power mode of the ADS131M04 standalone ADC, that can detect the presence of current when someone has tampered with a meter by removing its neutral connection.
Calibration and metrology accuracy results
This section discusses the procedure used to calibrate the TIDA-010037 design and the results obtained with this design.
Summary
In this section, a summary of the entire “How to design 1-phase shunt electricity meters using standalone metrology ADCs” training module would be covered. Links will be provided for the reference designs that were discussed during this training series.
Buck-boost and boost converters in wireless security cameras and video doorbells
In this series, we will show you how to improve wireless security cameras, video doorbells and similar devices with buck-boost and boost converters.
Intelligent Fall Detection Using TI mmWave Sensors
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August 20, 2019
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02:08
The fall detection systems of the future can use sensor-driven solutions to provide non-contact, non-privacy invasive sensing through accurate point-cloud data.
Multiplexers that protect from system over voltage conditions
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August 9, 2019
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03:27
Learn how our multiplexers can help protect your system during over voltage conditions.
Enabling the next generation of robots
Our innovative analog and embedded technologies enable engineers to develop the most intelligent and sophisticated robot systems of tomorrow. Get a sense of the different system applications possible for industrial, logistics and service robots. Watch the series now!
DLP Technology advantages in augmented reality head-up displays
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July 23, 2019
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04:35
This TI DLP Labs training session will cover the advantages of DLP technology in augmented reality head up displays.
Simplifying Solid State Relay Control for Thermostat Designs
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July 23, 2019
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04:27
Learn to use simple logic devices to implement solid state relays that are found in modern thermostat designs.
Webinar: The 4 key functions of LED drivers
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July 3, 2019
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29:03
Watch this webinar to see how backlighting, indication, illumination and animation are driving high-performance HMI for industrial applications.
Enabling industrial proximity sensing with ultrasonic
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July 2, 2019
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01:30
Innovate with TI’s ultrasonic sensors in the world of industrial automation
Why design with MSP430FR2355?
The MSP430FR2355 is designed to match your project needs, by adding more analog features, extending the temperature range and extending a broad MSP430 MCU portfolio. This 4-part series showcases the MSP430FR2355 device and how it can help you solve your design challenges.